CARSON KEPT HER EYES on the TV while Ryan's fingers drew little circles on her knee. The gentle touch bordered on ticklish, not that he meant to do that. Or that's what she told herself.When they'd first settled in to watch the comedy she hadn't known what to do about this constant contact. If she shifted away from him, he shifted closer. If she put her knees out of his reach, he'd drape his arm across the back of the sofa and twirl her hair. What was he getting at? Was it a hint? Was he trying to put the moves on her?Now, after two movies, she was certain that these little gestures were completely mindless. He had no idea he was doing it. He wasn't trying to slide his hand in her pants, up her shirt or grope her. He liked the closeness. Sort of like Mom's old cat who used to insist on laying pressed up against someone even when it was sweltering. Both Ryan and the cat enjoyed contact. But unlike the cat, Ryan believed whatever they were doing meant something. Because he thought
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